Review Article

NPHS2 Mutations: A Closer Look to Latin American Countries

Table 1

NPHS2 variants described from June 2013 to February 2017.

Exon/intronNucleotide changeAmino acid changeIn silico prediction consequenceRef.Country
PolyPhen/scoreSIFT/score

Missense
1c.133T>Cp.Ser46ProB/0.0T/0.28[29]India
3c.415T>Ap.Leu139ArgP/0.967D/0.0[41]Mexico
4c.500T>Cp.Leu167ProP/1.0D/0.0[29]India
4c.523C>Tp.Pro175SerB/0.0D/0.0[29]India
8c.946C>Tp.Pro316SerP/0.976D/0.02[30]India

Exon/intronNucleotide changeAmino acid changeSplice-site prediction by neural networkRef.Country
Score normal sequenceScore mutant sequence

Splice-site
Intron 3c.451+3A>T0.540[32]Italy
Intron 4c.[]5-1G>A0.990.54[28]China
Intron 5c.738+2T>C0.900[28]China

Exon/intronNucleotide changeAmino acid changeConsequenceRef.Country

Frameshift
5c.714delGp.Lis239Argfs13D[43]Brazil
8c.988_989delCTp.Ser329 = fs14D[38]Finland

The variants presented in this table were not annotated in the public HGMD (http://www.hgmd.cf.ac.uk/ac/index.php) (access date May 31) or in the GnomeAD Browser (http://gnomad.broadinstitute.org) (access date May 31) or in the Leiden Open Variation Database (https://www.lovd.nl/NPHS2) (access date May 31); PolyPhen: 1.000 = probably damaging (P); 0.5000 = possibly damaging (PO); 0.000 = benign (B). SIFT: ≤0.05 = damaging (D); >0.05 = tolerated (T).